he suggested maybe they ran away. >> if terrance was alive, terrance would have had somebody to contact for sure that's something he would do in a heart beat, call my mama. >> according to the county

he suggested maybe they ran away. >> if terrance was alive, terrance would have had somebody to contacter. i

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and quarterback terrance west... running back sophomore running back terrance west...back grant enders.... who's one year removed from a starter competition.enners- west-repeating last season won't be easy... towson opens the season in 8 days at kent state.... has week 2 off.... lsu... yes lsu's on the schedule... and 4 preseason top 25 fcs teams.... in towson, ma... su.

. >> my name is terrance faulkner. i have served on a couple of the commissions.as a republican county chairman on occasion. i am speaking as an individual. i attended the trial the last time there was the removal like this. like this trial, he was an airport commissioner and a union strike and in official capacity. in this case he is not part of the a establishment or machine or whatever you want to college. his offenses are really political in nature. the whole situation is one that reeks with politics at its worst. i strongly urge that you not to vote to remove the share80" of. he was legally elected. nothing that happened in the unfortunate dispute between himself and his wife had anything to do with office of sheriff. t(he was not even in office of e time the offense occurred. frankly, some of the problems of a guy being a little bigger than a woman and an accident to give it without intending to do it. i can only say that happens to be facts of nature. blame charles darwin. and i know on one occasion -- i was with a young woman at a restaurant and she starte

joining us now is terrance henry. writer for the washington post and the atlantic daily.e's been writing a lot about texas fracking for state impact texas, which has published great work about that. nice to see you. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> in terms of me explaining what has been happening in texas and what we know about the science here, did i get anything wrong there? did i leave anything important out? >> i think you covered it pretty well. like you said, there's been a huge spate of earthquakes, particularly in north texas. the important disstirngs, i think, is fracking isn't causing the earthquakes burke the disposal of wastewater from fracking. they have to essentially take the water, sand, and chemical mixture and put it in a giant underground dumpster. so the disposal wells are more than 13,000 feet deep. and when they're doing this, it's causing some faults to slip and it's causing some of the small earthquakes in places like you said that have had no seismic activity, really, before this time. >> do they have to be dumping th

terrance austin was double teamed and mugged, it looked like. incomplete. kirk cousins oh, a flag is thrown but it came in late after discussion among the officials. the replacement guys are out there. >> referee: unnecessary roughness, 93 of chicago. >> kevin: gibson. >> tony, nice acting, nice job -- that was very well done. >> kevin: i like that. >> joe: 6'5", and a feather blew you over. >> kevin: from the 37 of chicago, and just before the two minute warning, first and ten. kirk cousins, in midstride, and the er buccaneer. >> joe: he is the type of a quarter back that people will not be afraid to go after because they're not afraid of his speed outside. robert griffin iii on the other side has so much ability to escape, people rush him currently. you see him collapse the pocket, he just puts the ball away from where the defender is going to be. he has a wonderful knack for getting the ball out of his hands and wonderful anticipation. >> williams is down. here is briscoe begin on that pinpoint throw. he led tampa bay last season in touchdowns with 26. a

. >> my name is terrance faulkner. i have served on a couple of the commissions.as a republican county chairman on occasion. i am speaking as an individual. i attended the trial the last time there was the removal like this. like this trial, he was an airport commissioner and a union strike and in official capacity.

. >>> some other notable cuts, include terrance austin. linebacker, brian. now brandon banks has made the team as well as linebacker, chris wilson. it's time to move on to the nats. last night they put up an 8 spot on the cardinals. scoring that many runs, but it was edwin jackson who stole the show. edwin, he had a big night on the hill for the nats, but we start with bryce harper who has a hot bat. picked up where he left off in the previous game in the bottom of the 1st. his home run number 15. the nats led 2-0. history for the nats. edwin jackson, that's his 9th of the night and gives nats pitchers 1069 strikeouts for the year. the most since coming to d.c. and jackson again in the 8th. he strikes out carlos beltran. he finishes with 10k's. the nats go on to win. >> what i end up doing, regardless of my numbers, come out and get a win, i was able to throw a good game. got in a good pace and they exploded. >> a fox 5 sports special. >> it is a big sports day tomorrow right here on fox 5. join me and dave ross for a 2012 special at 3:00 p.m. the nationals

and we have to say congratulations to alexandria native terrance jennings.back to win the bronze. julie zetland, the rhythmic gymnast, things did not go so well for her. she is 22nd out of 24. that will do it from here in london. guys, let's send it back to you. >> thank you, dan. >> in prime time tomorrow night, two really big races on the track. for the men, it's the 4x400 meter relay. that's a killer. for the women, the 4x by100 relay. and in t pool, it's the qualifying round for men's platform diving. it all starts at 8:00 right here on nbc 4. >> still a lot of action left. doug is here with more about our weather. we're looking for some rain tomorrow. >> looking for some rain tomorrow. the potential is there for a pretty significant severe weather day. but one thing we want to point out. this is not a due ratio. that will not happen. will we see power outages? possibly. should you get ready for them? >> yeah. we'll show you what we are dealing with across the area. not a bad night in most areas. we're looking at dry conditions for most of us, however, t

soccer in mexico city, fast forward to the 80th minute, brooke shea left side crosses, back here by terrance boyd and it's buried in the net. the u.s. hold down the win 1-0. it's the first diameter usa has won in mexico. -- time the usa has won in mexico. that's a wrap on sports, but the news edge will be right back. good night. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99. we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. >>> true believers of the loch ness monster are thrilled by a new photo. a scottish sailor captured this picture which he says is compelling evidence that nessie exists. he saw

. >> terrance for the fcc, together, they run the metro ball league and they'll tell you that is their most important work. >> well, basically 12 years ago, the kids in this neighborhood were killing each other. they had kids from this side of the park to that side over on new york avenue. they were shooting each other. >> metro ball tournament will attract some 500 youths to the court. >> while we had them playing basketball, we mentored them. >> city helps pay for the program with the $12,000 grant. that's a big cut from the $50,000 metro ball got last year before ward five councilman, harry thomas, was caught stealing money from the youth investment trust fund. >> this costs us $20,000 a year. we work on grants and donations. >> the d.c. recreation department, police, and other city agencies could step up with more youth services to surround this weekend's tournament. mayor vincent gray was in the neighborhood today to dedicate the adjoining remodeled park. >> this is for the people who already live in the district of columbia. >> got an earful from locals who say new facilities alo

terrance bonner ran the union for 22 years.sed the money for expenses such as visiting his mistress and downloading porn. bonner will be arraigned monday. it looks like there will be no charges against any of the top executives of failed wall street broke ran m.f. global firm. despite the disappearance of about $1 billion of customer money. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us why. >> asked why the obama administration so far failed to bring criminal prosecution against several major wall street firms the white house spokesman went to campaign mode. >> the president believes we need to make sure regulators have the tools they need to do the job of protecting consumers and small businesses and not letting wall street write their own rules. that is not what governor romney and the republicans want to do. >> neither the justice department nor the u.s. attorney's office in new york city would comment on published report that criminal charges are unlikely in the m.f. global scandal. ten-month investigation of

. >> ex-marine, terrance tyler left his job at 3:30 in the morning investigators say. and returned about a half an hour later with an assault rifle and a handgun and started shooting. >> he answered the store firing his weapon. two of the employees were shot and killed. the others were able to hide and escape. >> those who did not escape, 18-year-old christina, a graduate of old bridge high school and a college student, brian green. both were shot and killed by tyler before tyler turned the gun on himself. witnesses and workers describe a chaotic scene. >> he jumped in the building and started shooting. and at that point, he ran out to the back door. >> a police officer posted outside christina's old bridge home, said the family is too distraught and cannot talk about their daughter. what is so baffling to witnesses and police is why 23- year-old tyler would walk unprovoked into his workplace and fire more than 16 shots at his coworkers. >> it's horrible. i mean, i'm upset, you know, and i feel sorry for anybody that got hurt here. >> the assistant manager is being hai

. >> terrance jenkins someone who sees this every day in our school system. why is it so important that people come out and give back? >> well, it gives students a good start to the school year, knowing they have the supply they that need and support that they need. given a good start to the school year. >> the assistant principal at cameron elementary, we couldn't leave this eye shot with a little eye candy, that's why we recruited boxer, he is our model. he is showing you xwaktly what we're looking for. we'll be here through the noon hour. we want these backpacks stuffed with school supplies. >> we need it stuffed. >> come out and help us out and help these folks out, as well. remember, you can always donate online at nbcwashington.com. back to you, barbara. >> like a great effort under way out there. thanks so much, angie. >>> storm 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here now to tell us what kind of first day of school kids are having. they're okay in their fall-looking outfits this morning. >> really funny. more like a september morning than late august. grea

. >> yesterday terrance jennings of alexandria grabbed the bronze in taiwan dough.in, but unlikely she'll make it to tomorrow's final. >> too bad. >> the u.s. women's soccer team beat japan yesterday 2-1 in front of the largest crowd ever to see a woman's soccer game at the olympics. it's the team's third straight olympic gold. >> an unbelievable story from the track. manteo mitchell of the united states finished the race with a broken leg. he was competing in the 4 by 400-meter relay when he fell and his fibula snapped with about 200-meters to go. he kept running. the relay team finished second, advancing to the final tonight. apparently he broke the bone earlier in the week, but it snapped during this race. he didn't know it until then. >> i mean, these athletes are so amazing. >> yeah, really, really are. it's incredible. >> unbelievable. >>> coming up, we have a piece of civil war history and it's coming to life in maryland. >> holly is life with more on the battle of bladensburg. holly, good morning. >> reporter: exactly. it all has to do with ice cream and bee

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill. 22 years on the job as union chief now terrance j. bonner, formerly of the national border patrol council is on the other side of the law, accused of cashing in on personal trips, meals, sporting events, even visits to an alleged mistress. martha: no, no, no you can't do that, right? court documents show he submitted six years of travel expenses. william la jeunesse is following this story from our west coast newsroom. what does this indictment exactly allege? >> reporter: bonner wasn't alone, he was president of the union council but the secretary and treasurer of the union was also accused of knowing about this and helping him pull it off. bonner has been with the border patrol for 32 years, 22 as union president. that means he's not in the field. he worked out of his home outside san diego, traveled around the country a lot going to border patrol substations, negotiating contracts, meeting with report, so he traveled a lot. he controlled the executive committee of the union and adopted policies that allowed him to do this like clot

greatly appreciate the person who i'm going to give the final word for the conference from, katie terrance kb, would you come up? [cheers and applause] [applause] >> thank you, guys. [cheers and applause] thank you, guys, so much. i am so blessed to work at young america's foundation and has such an amazing team that i would like you to give my team members an amazing round of applause that you gave me because i wouldn't be here without them. [applause] i have a few kind of closing announcement for housekeeping, but then just some closing thoughts. the housekeeping staff first. tomorrow morning is check out. i know, i know. you have to be checked out by 11:00 a.m. there will be someone in the lobby and thurston hall as early as 7:00 a.m. if you need to be leaving earlier than not, please contact me. we will arrange. probably not keen on one of the staff member's stories to give them their key and evaluation. please don't forget to complete your evaluation forms. we really used as to kind of plan future conferences. if you drove here in part to use a parking garage of the academic center pa

said congress should increase these penalties significantly to provide a sufficient financially to terrance the companies who violate the law. would you agree congress should look to raising these penalties significantly, as stated in the report? >> our recommendation was to work with congress to review how these penalties are imposed and but the caps are. if i recall correctly, and i do not have perfect recall at this point, there was some restriction that the department could not do this unilaterally and needed help from congress. >> thank you. let me yield to the gentleman. >> thank you, i would like to bring this discussion back to earth. the other side said the question is, did the department of interior agree there should be a moratorium? there is no question that they deliberately said there should be a pause, suit we could spend all month or all year investigating whether pause equals moratoriums and whether we should ruin people's careers because of that difference. it is all based on a sad misunderstanding from the other side of the aisle here that somehow the moratorium is worse